So you've heard of niche marketing, but you're not sure if you're ready to get on the wagon. Maybe you're thinking that it's far more profitable to appeal to as wide an audience as possible. Of course, you'd be wrong. There are plenty of benefits to be had with niche marketing, or marketing towards a specific group of people – most of them leading to increased profits.
Businesses can get complicated real fast. There's a lot more accounting and paperwork that most people think, not to mention keeping up with any developments that may crop up. Targeting a specific product or group of people limits the number of things on your mind. You can more easily keep track of trends, which can help you consistently target your audience.
Answering the needs of a specific market usually makes a website memorable, especially if you managed to score a niche with little to no pre-existing competition. This means that they'll come back to your site over and over again, as long as you continue to provide quality content.
A properly built site can quickly become a respect or "go to" site with the right content and a hungry audience. This means that you'll have people coming back to your site because they trust it, and that people will find your site through both search engines and word of mouth. Having more people seeing your site means that your odds of making a sale are greater.
This goes hand-in-hand with being an authority. A focused site implies expert knowledge on the topic, which means that it can exert greater influence over each customer. Recommendations will be taken more seriously, and affiliate marketers will notice that.
Generalized sites, by nature, cannot focus on a single demographic. A generalized site aims to make sure that every page can appeal to a wide audience, which can limit their service quality and result in limited sales. Niche marketing allows you to market to a specific group, so you can cater every part of the experience to that group's preferences.
Experts can charge more because they know more than the average person, if not more than their peers. The same can be said of your website. Any services you offer can have a higher price than average, simply because your site is more focused.
Niche marketing means that you are targeting a specific group of people with your website. Unfocused websites may be able to get more hits at the start, but it will often fail to create a returning clientele, which is what often leads to greater sales. You want people who will grow to trust your website, trust it enough to view the advertisements on your site as legitimate. The more legitimacy your site claims, the more likely it is to convert a visitor into a sale.


Car tyres are a highly neglected part of vehicle maintenance, but they're also an essential part of keeping you on the road. It's something that all cars have in common as it holds vehicles up and keeps them moving. Doing a car tyre health check on your vehicle is one of the best things you can do as part of its upkeep. And you may be thinking, where do I even begin? Look no further, as at Auto Solutions EK we've put together a checklist for you to do your own car tyre check from the comfort of your own home.
We all know that car tyres are made from rubber, but not everyone knows what else makes up a tyre. For instance, there are grooves in the rubber that help to disperse water. As time goes on the car tyre loses its ability to grip the road as well as it used to, especially in wet conditions. The legal requirement for tread depth is 1.6mm but experts advise that ideally a car tyre's tread depth should be 3mm.
You can check your car tyres tread depth by placing your finger in the main tyre groove and running it along the Tread Wear Indicators (TWI). TWIs are small notches that are 1.6mm high, which allows you to monitor when your car tyres should be changed. When the main tread is flush with this, you'll know that it's time to get new tyres. Alternatively, you can check it with a 20p coin by sticking the coin in the groove between the tread blocks. If the rim surrounding the coin has disappeared it means that the car tyre has a tread of at least 1.6mm.
Are your car tyres under inflated?
Tyre pressure is a vital part of car tyre maintenance and if tyres are over or under inflated it isn't good for the vehicle. Because there is less rubber on the road when tyres are over inflated, they can wear unevenly and result in longer stopping distances. In contrast, if there is more rubber on the road and the tyres wear more easily it can be just as bad. Car tyres that are under inflated by just 20% lose up to ⅕ of their life span. If you want to check your vehicle's tyre pressure it should be available in the owner's guide for the vehicle or you can also look for it online.
All you need for this checkpoint are your eyes. You should look at the sides of your car tyres from time to time to make sure that they don't have any lumps or gashes. If you do find any on your car tyres it could mean that there is a structural defect from a pothole, which can lead to having to replace your car tyre sooner than expected.
Dust caps are the covers you take off your valve when you need to fill your car tyre up with air. These caps are what prevents particles of grit, water and dirt from sitting on the valve. Having these caps helps to prevent long-term damage from occurring, as well as acting as a secondary air pressure seal. If you don't keep the dust caps on your car tyres will lose pressure more quickly, meaning that they'll need to be replaced sooner than necessary.
How old are your car tyres?
One thing that people don't factor into car tyre maintenance is the age of their tyres, but it is a vital part in the upkeep of any vehicle. If you travel between 10,000 and 12,000 miles per year, it's recommended that you change your car tyres every three years due to wear and tear. But for those who don't travel as often, they may need to replace their car tyres due to the age of them. Tyres contain an anti-oxidising chemical that slows down the ageing process. However, this is only released when the car is in motion. So, if your car is under used your tyres will gradually harden bit by bit.
How can you tell how old your tyre is? Each tyre is made with a stamp on the side of it, which includes the manufacturing date including the week and year it was made e.g. 0117 will be week one of 2017. If your tyre is ageing you can notice small cracks developing where the rubber is hardening.
If you're tyres aren't in tip-top shape, contact us at Auto Solutions EK for advice on replacement tyres. We stock a range of premium, mid-range and budget tyres to suit any make or model of vehicle. Come visit our garage in East Kilbride for a visual inspection on your tyres, if you're not sure if you need new ones.


All services provided by the Clinic Coordinator/Consultant are confidential and tailored to meet the needs of each family, and free of charge.
FASS serves all communities within Medicine Hat, Brooks, Oyen, Bow Island, Irvine and surrounding areas. Services are designed to meet the needs of families with children under 18 years, who have a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder diagnosis (FASD) or for whom FASD is suspected. Referrals are accepted from agencies, professionals, the general public, and directly from the families themselves.
FASS is committed to promoting FASD prevention and awareness, reducing the number of children born exposed to alcohol. In addition, FASS is committed to providing diagnostic, consultative and advocacy services for families and caregivers impacted by FASD.
FASS will foster awareness about FASD in the community, children, youth, adults, families and/or caregivers will be supported prior to, during and following the assessment process.
advocating for the child or family when requested to do so.
FASD Assessment & Support Services facilitates the Regional Children's Neurodevelopmental Clinic in Medicine Hat for both children and adults. The clinic is a multi-disciplinary body comprised of a team of community professionals including specialized physicans, psychology, occupational therapist and speech language pathologist. This team assesses, diagnoses, and develops intervention plans for children and adults affected by prenatal alcohol exposure. All children seeking assessment must see the diagnostic paediatrician to obtain a clinic referral.
The Clinic Coordinator/Consultant is available for consultation regarding clinic and the process involved in seeking assessment and diagnosis for a child.
FASD is a life long disability, thus FASS recognizes that the best treatment is prevention. FASS offers public awareness and prevention presentations that emphasize the importance of alcohol abstinence during pregnancy while addressing the disabilities associated with FASD and the challenges faced by families who cope with FASD. Regional audiences include students from all levels, including post-secondary, as well as various community agencies.
Additionally, FASS offers professional training presentations to agencies and organizations throughout the region. These presentations focus on understanding the primary and secondary disabilities associated with FASD, as well as appropriate, effective interventions.
All presentations are available at no cost and can be arranged through the Regional FASD Programs Manager. In addition, professionals can access consultative services on a case by case basis through the Clinic Coordinator/Consultatnt.
"I've learned a lot about my child's diagnosis and that they will help me in anyway that I need to better my child in anything my child wants to accomplish".
"Thank you so much for your care and compassion for our family. It means the world to me as we walk this journey".
"This was the best experience of my life! Finding help for a child and having professional people listening and hearing what the concerns are in raising this child [affected by FASD] I cannot thank you all enough. SUPER experience".


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Sustainable site development works to reduce the percentages of these items. It relies on a system of balanced components designed specifically to reduce energy consumption and reduce the use of natural resources while improving working environments. Using sustainable principles in the design and operation of your winery can return greater profits because of reduced operating costs and lower energy bills. For example, introducing natural light into winery work areas can reduce lighting watts by as much as 66% in those spaces. As a side benefit, sustainable wineries offer their employees a healthier working environment that can result in higher productivity, less absenteeism, and increased retail sales.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A man will be charged with criminal homicide after a fatal shooting Wednesday afternoon at Cumberland View public housing in North Nashville.
Metro police said Clarence Baxter, Jr. 25, shot and killed Jamal Campbell, 37, and detectives are investigating whether Campbell also shot Baxter.
According to police, Campbell was in the area to buy marijuana, when it appears Baxter pulled a gun and attempted to rob Campbell in a breezeway.
When gunshots were fired, officers said Campbell was hit in the chest. He was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Police said Baxter was found by officers suffering from a leg wound in the stairwell of another housing unit. He was also transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where he was stable after surgery.
Baxter will be arrested upon his release from the hospital.
The investigation is ongoing.
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Unseen to the ordinary public who pass their boarded windows and fenced walls, no trespass signs refrain communities from seeing the hidden world within, slowly being claimed back by nature unseen. I find entry to these mystical places hidden to the world and sensitively captures them as a beautiful record, as they deserve to be recorded for posterity too, before they are lost as time rolls inexorably on. I capture the stories and characteristic through carefully composed images, to include the romantiscm and memories of the ruins.
I visited my first abandoned building in 2004, an abandoned Victorian asylum called Canehill, it has now been demolished, it took my breathe away, a few months after I went to another asylum near my university called West Park and returned many times, which has also now been converted into flats. It was in 2012 that I first started hunting down abandoned buildings more seriously and capturing them in photos. Its become and obsession, each new place leaving me mesmerised and in wonder. Now I have been to over 300 different locations in over 15 countries and I will continue my search for years to come, I have become a collector of decay before it dissolves into the hands of time.
'Urban exploration has pursued its own notion of beauty through the hidden spaces on the fringes of modern society, hand in hand with the ghosts that reside there. To those who explore these peripheries, the shrouded haunts offer the chance to document social histories long before they become 'worthy' of antiquity. These latter-day Indiana Joneses take nothing but photographs and leave nothing but footprints; they document not only the unseen but also the unseeable, photographing what was recently the everyday, in a new light of contemporary decay. Urban exploration photography has correlations with William Eggleston's body of work, which sought the beauty of the mundane in the unremarkable. In modern society, seemingly obsessed with rules, and health and safety, it offers real adventures in a cosseted world. We are, from an early age, warned away from these derelict and abandoned corners of our neighbourhoods with fears for our safety, or a fear of folklore, maybe even a fear of ghosts. To actively seek out these taboo spaces, urban explorers turn away from the white picket fences and Ikea facades of modern life to a place where a different concept of beauty sleeps, a place of decay, unfamiliar yet alluring. Buildings that normally do not warrant a second glance become galleries of cultural memory, exhibiting the social detritus of a recent civilisation. Braving injury and arrest, these adventurers authenticate our histories long before the historians arrive.
The level of decay in these buildings is alien to the majority of us. We live in a time where real estate is at a premium, a valuable commodity, and it is rare for buildings and spaces to fall into natural decay without developers regenerating the land, possibly gentrifying what was once so ordinary. The decay shown in this work is caught in a limbo of temporalities, a Purgatory of discredited ideology; too obsolete to be of use, yet not quite old enough to be historical.
It is the recognition of the emptiness in these spaces that adds to their power. A lack of life that laments the exodus of the living. There is a darkness to the spaces photographed, a darkness that builds on each page with each personal item, be it a book, a toy, a clipboard, a sample tube. Each was owned or used by somebody glaringly absent from the photograph. Some imagery deludes us with the feeling that the person has just left the room, some personal items, too personal to be left unattended for long. These forgotten objects are possessions that are still connected to the living, a record of a lived experience, a familiarity that will be lost in the sweeping prose of a historical tome that wishes merely to recount the master narrative of History, rather than the lived experiences of ordinary people; history from below, in other words. The imagery becomes suffocating, post-society, post-human, post-life.
Media portrayals of the apocalypse are ubiquitous, especially in film; nuclear, alien or zombie dawns depict the dystopian vision of a post-society landscape where the bleakness and dereliction speak of a bygone time. However when confronted with the reality that these places not only exist, but also allude to what could have been, do they not cut, rather than prick, at our conscience? Are we truly the victors of history? Do these images not remind us of the need for compassion and understanding?
Between 2014 and 2018 I am compiling a collection of these images to create a book called 'The Presence of Absence' the book will have a secret twist that will be revealed with the publication of the book. All will be shot using a Mamiya Leaf Credo 80 system.
I enjoyed reading about your passion of capturing urban abandonment. It is indeed a very luring photo subject. I too also enjoy urban exploration photography and I have captured some places with my lens that have crossed my path as I was out and about with my camera seeking a subject to capture with my lens.
You work is enjoyable to look at, you capture the beauty of these places as they decay right under society's eyes on a daily basis. Be safe and keep capturing what brings passion to your lens.


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MACHINE HEAD Share New Anti-Valentine's Day Song "Circle the Drain"
Bay Area titans MACHINE HEAD have shared the brand new song "Circle the Drain."
Guitarist/vocalist Robb Flynn describes it as an anti-Valentine's Day song, saying, "The song is inspired by an acquaintance of mine who returned from Afghanistan only to have his relationship fall apart with his girl. She had messed around on him, then got paranoid about him messing around on her, and drove him crazy. We had a conversation on Valentine's Day and he said to me, 'They were just circling the drain…' The phrase struck me. A few days later, I incorporated it into the song I'd been working on."
Flynn continues, "It was a strange parallel with my life at the time, having recently had two band members quit, and even more bizarrely, two long-time couple friends of my wife and I, also divorced. It was breakup season, and it played out with friends taking sides, people not being invited to certain events anymore, social and emotional pressure, and all the typical stuff that happens when a relationship goes bad."
He furthers, "Watching this guy pull through it helped me pull through my own upheaval. The lyrics to 'Circle the Drain' came out of that frustrating time. It's a sad song about relationships gone bad, but accepting that it's over, and making yourself move on. I wrote it in a more metaphorical tone, as I didn't want it to be about my life, but to be about anybody's life who may be going through a rough time like that. It may not be a song that connects with everyone, especially those in a solid relationship. But if the day ever comes when your life goes awry, this song will be a lifeline for you, something to help pull you up out of that dark place. The irony that he and I had the original conversation on Valentine's Day, and we are now releasing it on Valentine's Day isn't lost on me. It really is the anti-Valentine's Day song."
The song was produced by Robb Flynn (Machine Head's Through the Ashes of Empires, The Blackening, Bloodstone & Diamonds), and co-produced by Zach Ohren (All Shall Perish, Suicide Silence, Machine Head) at Sharkbite Studios in Oakland. Joel Wanasek (Attilla, Bloodline) once again handled post-production duties, while Russ Russell (At The Gates, The Wildhearts, Dimmu Borgir) over at Parlour Studios UK handled the beefy, guitar-heavy song mix. Finally, the track was mastered by the same gentleman who mastered Through the Ashes of Empires — Greg Grimaldi at Oasis Mastering. "Circle the Drain" features the drumming of Navene Koperweis (Entheos, Whitechapel, Animals As Leaders, Animosity).
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The button works outside of the ng-repeat loop but when within ng-repeat it never triggers the onclick, thanks for any help

A: That's because ng-repeat elements are created after document fired 'ready' event. You should use ngClick instead.

A: The problem is because the DOM is not ready yet.
you need to use event delegation (you need to use a class instead of an ID because they will repeat)
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In recent years, the headlines have been dominated by stories of violent protest. Can't people protest peacefully? one keeps hearing citizens ask. But the problem might not lie with the protesters themselves. By ZEENAT SUJEE.
When one thinks of service delivery protests, the following comes to mind: burning tyres, vandalised property, violence and criminal behaviour. Over the past year the media covered a number of these protests. These included protests in Daveyton, Bekkersdal, Thembelihle in Lenasia, Honeydew, Tembisa and Langa in Cape Town. As much as the reports capture the lack of responsiveness from the various government stakeholders, the message that emanates is clear: residents of the affected communities will only get a response if there is violence.
Is this correct? At every family or social gathering where discussions around service delivery arise, the common perception is that people are "incapable" of protesting peacefully. The members of the communities protesting for service delivery are called "hooligans, criminals and thugs", who have no respect for social order. On closer examination, however, one sees that these affected communities have been protesting peacefully for years without any response or remedy – so they turn violent.
The reaction from political parties is also important. It results in a blame game; a DA municipality will accuse the protestors of being an ANC-led group causing disturbance in DA – run area or the ANC will dismiss the protestors of being an EFF-led group trying to stir violence to discredit the ANC. The effect of politicisation of these issues takes away from the legitimacy of the concerns raised by affected communities. This should not be politicised. Regardless of political affiliations, everyone has a right to basic services.
Many impoverished settlements have been in existence for decades. Some of these settlements have been on the government's 'priority list' for years with no change. Communities liaise with various government officials, excitedly register for RDPs and wait for the promised home. They comply with the amended processes that government change every few years, illustrating policy upgrades and renewed and improved systems. Time and time again they receive only this response: keep waiting.
Years and decades pass with no response from any state department or councillor appointed in that settlement. Communities wait patiently, until the conditions deteriorate to such a level of gross injustice that children lose their lives due to flooding, a cholera scourge breaks out and women's safety risk is exacerbated by the long walks to public toilets.
The plight of many communities who are facing challenges with basic services extends to schools. Many learners go through a day of school without any water to drink. Only some have water when they get home. There is no sanitation. Many girl learners are forced not to go to school when they are menstruating, in order to avoid being teased should their clothes soil. In effect it means that a girl learner misses at least 3 to 5 school days per month – an average of 36 days per school year.
Now, take a step back and imagine a family of five living in an informal settlement for approximately 20 years. The shelter is built from zinc and wood. Both parents are unemployed and the family survives on social grants. The children attend non-fee paying schools, which are in close vicinity to the informal settlement. The family are living with HIV and Aids. There is no access to water, sanitation and electricity. Either the parents or the children collect water from a nearby tap, which is shared amongst 30 households. The toilets are shared amongst 10 households. When it rains it causes flooding in the home, which subsequently results in damage to belongings. The family may at times need to vacate their home until the flooding subsides. They vacate their home only to build another home in a less flooded area or move in with a family member a street away. The conditions at the settlement create a situation where children and the elderly are more susceptible to diseases such as cholera and TB. The family collects their anti-retroviral treatment at a clinic in the area – provided there are no stock-outs.
Two weeks ago, a mobilised and robust community in Kliptown, living in the informal settlement just across the Walter Sisulu Square, decided that 'enough is enough'. The lack of responsiveness of the City of Johannesburg to the community's concerns about service delivery could not be tolerated any longer. Ironically, getting permission to march or protest lawfully is one of the more difficult rights to entrench.
Represented by the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS), the community were granted permission to protest. The community decided to hand over a memorandum to the relevant official responsible for the project. All media was alerted, newspapers, television and radio news. As public interest lawyers, we waited in anticipation for the media coverage of the story. Justifiably so, I might add. Service delivery issues always make the headlines when you wake up to the 6:00am news. When the protest commenced, we looked for the various television, radio and newspaper journalists. There were no media in sight.
The elderly, youth, women and men came out to the streets to express their frustration. The police were present and conducted themselves with professionalism. This was an example of mobilised communities, with strong leadership that assisted with the smooth sailing of the protest. The community informed the business owners who would be affected, not to scare them with the possibility of violence but to provide them the option of closing their stores if they were nervous. The community appointed marshals to assist if the crowd was unruly. The protest was a success. And this was not covered. No one saw the dignity of Kliptown residents demanding their rights, when their pain would justify a far more aggressive response.


Seen as one of the foremothers of modern day feminism, Mary Wollstonecraft set a precedent when she described the institution of marriage as being a type of legal prostitution. She went on to say in her book Vindication of the Rights of Woman that equal education for women was the only remedy for this grave injustice perpetrated against them, and education for women would actually strengthen the institution of marriage. Set as an argument for the betterment of womankind's deplorable situation in the late 1700s, Wollstonecraft's book is an influential and fascinating study of history, psychology, philosophy, and feminism.


Science Happens Here is a scavenger hunt card game that encourages students to discover the breadth of STEM-related activities happening daily in their local community. Local First Arizona and the Arizona SciTech Festival are presenting Science Happens Here to help advance STEM education in rural Arizona. Our hope is that parents will encourage their children to explore science and to have fun conducting simple experiments at home. This is a fun, safe and economical way to teach kids about the Science that surrounds them every day!
Science Happens Here launched in Cottonwood, AZ in the Fall of 2018. 4 schools participated with 25 classrooms conducting 103 experiments in our first semester! Congratulations to Mrs. Heath's 6th Grade Class at Cottonwood Community School for winning the Science on Wheels experiment with the Arizona Science Center.
Science Happens Here is made possible by the continued support of Arizona Public Service (APS), the Arizona Rural Activation and Innovation Network (RAIN), Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce, Cottonwood Economic Development Council, and Councilwoman Tosca Henry.
Science Happens Here launched in Safford, AZ in the Fall of 2014. In the Fall of 2018, 6 schools participated with 20 classrooms conducting 110 experiments! Congratulations to Mrs. Hall's 3rd Grade class at Thatcher Elementary for winning the Science on Wheels experiment with the Arizona Science Center.
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Sunday's match was fished on the Ouse at Littleport. Most anglers struggled, with the river clear and still and the weather stormy.
Only Mark One's Alan Lemmon caught bream from peg 51, weighing in over 40lb.
Stanjay's Ian Benton was second with 7lb of roach and rudd and Ty Harding third.
Team wise things are close, with Maver Bait-Tech Purple leading and only one point between the next three teams.
RESULT (individual): 1. Alan Lemmon Sensas Mark One 49lb 4oz; 2. Ian Benton Fox Match Stanjay 7lb; 3. Ty Harding Maver Bait-Tech 6lb 5 ½ oz; 4. John Weedon Maver Image 6lb 4 ½ oz.
Teams on day: 1. Maver Bait-Tech Purple 13; 2. Image Ladies 20; 3. Maver Bait-Tech Grey 22; 4. Maver Bait-Tech Gold 23; 5. Garbolino Peterborough 26; 6. Fox Match stanjay Gold 27.
League: 1. Bait-Tech Purple 7; 2 = Image Ladies & Bait-Tech Grey 14; 4. Fox Match Stanjay Gold 15; 5. Mark One Old Boys 16.
MATT Roberts maintained his lead in the Wednesday series with a win in a difficult match.
RESULT: 1. Matt Roberts 18lb; 2. Kevin Medlock 7lb 1oz; 3. Tony Watling 1lb.
WITH the river very clear and not moving, catching was difficult in last Thursday's Coote Cup match, won by Jon Maling.
Colin Leach was second and Stan Binge third.
RESULT: 1. Jon Maling 4lb; 2. Colin Leach 2lb 14oz; 3. Stan Binge 2lb 12oz.
The top two anglers in Sunday's match (July 17) in B section both caught a tench.
RESULT: 1. Chris Geeson 8lb 8oz; 2. Paul Keeping 3lb 2oz; 3. Paul Ashcroft 1lb 5oz.
BURTON'S Bank produced tench in Sunday's match with winner Tony Ingram catching four in his 13lb 1oz.
Tony's son Andy was second and Terry Fairbrother was third.
RESULT: 1. Tony Ingram 13lb 1oz; 2. Andy Ingram 9lb 7oz; 3. Terry Fairbrother 8lb 6oz.
THE weights were close but low in last week's match won by Frank Bevilaqua.
RESULT: 1. Frank Bevilaqua 2lb 11 ½ oz; 2. Ivan Steels 2lb 6oz; 3. Dave Jarrett 2lb.
The top weights included tench in Sunday's match (July 17) at Exhibition Bridge.
Winner Andrew Rayment drawn next to the bridge caught three with Paul and Andrew Kilby snaring one each.
RESULT: 1. Andrew Rayment 13lb 5oz; 2. Paul Kilby 6lb 6 ½ oz; 3. Andrew Kilby 6lb 1oz.
JOHN Pratt from Great Paxton won last Tuesday's Golden Rod match with Stanjay's Trevor Oakman in second place.
LAST week's OAP open match was won by Dave Lack with 92lb 14oz.
RESULT: 1. Dave Lack 92lb 14oz; 2. Roger Abbott 82lb 8oz; 3. Jim Garratty 50lb 12oz.
OPEN MATCH RESULT (July 17): 1. Jon Hazelden Browning Hotrods 140lb; 2. Kevin Medlock Fox Match Stanjay 103lb 2oz; 3. Matt Roberts Fox Match Stanjay 87lb 6oz.
RESULT (July 13): 1. Alan Tuck Van Den Eynde 71lb 8oz; 2. Darren Sparrow Cross Drove 66lb 13oz; 3. Mark Cross Newmarket 56lb.
RESULT (July 16): 1. Stuart Bracey Dynamite Baits 88lb 13oz; 2. Richard Bond Bury 63lb 13oz; 3. Martin Woods Emneth 58lb 10oz.
RESULT (July 17): 1. Barry Mason Ringers Tubertini 103lb 4oz; 2. Tony Dawson Van Den Eynde 102lb 3oz; 3. Bob Coulson Suffolks Finest 90lb 2oz.
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Bodyguard song 'Teri Meri' copied from 2009 Christmas number ?
Posted on March 3rd, 2012
Mumbai: Bollywood composers will never stop copying foreign numbers and pass them under their own name. The new one in this category is the superhit romantic number 'Teri Meri Meri Teri' from the 2011 blockbuster Bodyguard.
The music of the song has been copied from a Romanian Christmas song 'La Betleem Colo n Jos'. The song is from the album Craciun Magic (Magic Christmas) of nine-year old Cleopatra Stratan. It was released in 2009. 'La Betleem colo-n jos' literally translates to Down There In Bethlehem and is in praise of the coming of Christ. The song also forms part of Christmas choirs.
If one looks up on video sharing website YouTube, one would find content with both songs played simultaneously to show how similar the two are. The only difference is that the tempo of 'Teri Meri' is faster.
The Salman Khan-Kareena Kapoor starrer Bodyguard broke all previous records at the Box Office and took home many accolades. Surprisingly there are two music directors in the movie – Pritam and Himesh Reshammiya.
While Pritam is known to have used foreign compositions for many of his so-called 'original' music, Himesh stands on an opposite pedestal.
However, the song 'Teri Meri' was composed by Himesh and sung by Pakistani sufi singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Shreya Ghoshal.
This is not the first time a Bollywood composition has emerged as a copy. For instance the very popular number 'Pehli Nazar Mein' from the 2008 film Race is a copy of 'Sa Rang Haeo', a Korean song. But this is not a new trend. In 1965 the song 'Aao Twist Karein' filmed on legendary actor Mehmood was a copy of 1961 Chubby Checker's song 'Let's Twist Again'.
The problem is that the 'copying' epidemic has spread to a greater degree these days. The composers do not seem to be getting new ideas. That explains the lack of originality and a penchant for copying.
There is a solution. Every song should perhaps be scrutinized before being nominated for awards. On a less serious note, a category 'Best Copy from a Foreign Number' could be instituted.


You may recognise the gun in this photo as one of the large objects which confront you as you enter IWM London's famous atrium. It is our French 75mm quickfiring field gun.
We've been doing a lot of conservation work at IWM Duxford on objects that are not currently on display so that we're ready for the influx of large exhibits that will be arriving imminently from IWM London. Some of the incoming objects will require tight turnarounds as we're on a schedule to get them ready and prepped to go back to IWM London in 2013.
The Grant Tank used by Field Marshal Montgomery at the Battle of El Alamein will be the first vehicle to be moved from the ground floor of the Large Exhibits Gallery.
My role in transforming IWM London is to ensure that all the objects are moved safely out of the building and into storage or to the relevant workshops for conservation before we begin the major construction work on the building in January 2013.


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Dr. Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institution for Medical Education and Research (CDSIMER) has a 300 bed tertiary care hospital premise, which will be augmented to a 1350 bed facility in the next 4 years. The hospital is built to cater to about 200 surrounding villages in the area. The hospital aims to provide comprehensive care under one roof to all its patients from all walks of life. At this time, we are empanelled and are accepting all government medical schemes.
The campus is built with a lot of value additions, namely, parking facilities for patients and their attendants, designated areas for patients and their attendants to spend time together while the patient is in the hospital. Cafeteria for faculty, staff, students, patients and attendants is located in the ground floor.
Outpatient Department and Inpatient Department
A spacious, well-ventilated Outpatient Department (OPD) catering to all specialities is located conveniently in the ground floor of the building. Separate examination rooms to maintain privacy of our patients is provisioned inside the OPD area. Laboratory, Radiology and Diagnostics services are available to all OPD patients, which include both routine and specialised investigations. There is an enquiry counter located in the OPD area itself and to facilitate our patients we do have a Public Relations Officer (PRO) available at the OPD to ensure all patient queries are addressed.
To provide comfort to our patients and their families visiting the OPD, there are adequate facilities created for seating, access to drinking water and wash rooms. The hospital is networked with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system and uses Hospital Information System (HIS). The hospital aims to become completely digitized in the near future.
In-patient Department has an adequate number of beds in the wards, dedicated for adult male, adult female, pediatric patients in addition to the labour wards. Every dedicated ward is complimented with facilities like treatment room(s), patient preparation rooms. There are sufficient number of lifts, ramps, staircases, wheel chairs and trolley facilities available to cater to the diverse needs of our patients. A diet kitchen facility is also available that operates under the supervision of a qualified Clinical Diet Committee that tailor-makes and prescribes a diet for each patient, depending on their medical condition.
Accident and Emergency Services
The hospital is equipped with a comprehensive emergency department that offers round the clock services and is staffed by trained medical and paramedical staff members. The gamut of services includes medical, surgical, orthopaedic, pediatric and trauma services with a backup of Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The Department is supported by an alert and well-trained team of patient evacuation service facility equipped with critical lifesaving equipments. The other support services include a 24*7 laboratory, radiology and diagnostics, and blood bank.
The department is equipped to handle a large number of patients at all times, which will also help in facilitating learning among medical students by getting involved with practical hands-on training for dealing with medical emergency situations among medical personnel.
Intensive Care Services
The Department of Intensive Care meets the need of patients facing an immediate life-threatening health condition. The 100-bed Intensive Care Unit (ICU), which includes adult, pediatric, neonatal, surgical and isolation (ICU) wards is managed by a team of well-qualified medical and nursing staff to cater to all the critical care requirements of patients using advanced therapeutic monitoring and diagnostic technology. The Department is geared up to provide up to the minute expert care and services to the critically ill patients. A dialysis center has been established to complement the critical care services.
Anaesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine
There are fourteen (14) well-equipped modern Operating Theatres (OTs) manned by qualified anaesthesiologists and theatre technicians catering to the needs of all basic surgical and super-specialities. All operating theatres are fitted with HEPA filters, with modern anaesthesia work stations and with motorized tables. All theatres are wired up for remote transmission for purposes of training and workshops. All facilities necessary for enabling minimal access surgical procedures have also been made available.
Blood Bank Facility
The Department of Transfusion Medicine is committed to provide safe and high quality blood and blood products for catering to the blood requirements of patients. The round the clock fully functional department is fully equipped with component separation and storage. (Platelets, RBCs, Fresh frozen plasma and Cryoprecipitate) A state of the art apheresis unit is also a part of the blood center.
Quality assurance is ascertained to ensure supply of safe blood units as per the hospital demands. We follow world class standards and acceptable procedures and use modern equipment for testing and screening of blood. Donor counselling, pre- transfusion testing, increasing active donor base, antibody screening and identification, compatibility testing and timely quality check of the reagents are a part of the workflow.
The blood center has successfully issued over multiple units of blood in-house over the past few months to patients scheduled for surgeries, accident victims, patients receiving treatment for leukemias, cancers and thalassemias. The blood center team is actively involved in mobilizing potential voluntary donor populations to cater to the blood demands of the hospital round the clock and also has been issuing units to nearby nursing homes and storage centres located in proximity when asked for. Saline washed RBCs are also prepared in house and issued when clinically indicated.
Policies for donor selection are formulated taking into account the latest regulatory guidelines, striving to maintain the balance between safety and sufficiency of the blood supply.
Radiology and Diagnostic Services
The Department of Radiology and Diagnostics focuses on identifying a wide range of medical issues. The most common situations are identifying broken bones, diagnosing heart conditions, identifying the location of blood clots, diagnosing gastrointestinal conditions and many more. The purpose behind diagnostic imaging at the Department of Radiology and Diagnostics is to use non-invasive or minimally invasive techniques to identify and treat medical conditions.Currently, we are equipped with radio diagnostic equipment like X-Ray machines and ultrasonography and CT scan. We will shortly be adding to the biomedical infrastructure with MRI scanners.
Lab Medicine Services
The hospital is complimented with a large, well-equipped central laboratory that is equipped to process almost all tests. Central laboratory is organized into three sub-tracks: Clinical Biochemistry, Pathology and Microbiology which in turn has eight sub-divisions such as clinical pathology, haematology, histopathology, bacteriology, virology, serology, immunology and molecular biology. Central laboratory also caters to each of these subdivisions by providing cutting- edge technology and adavanced diagnostic services. The department of Lab Medicine embraces a culture of centralization and consolidation of specialized laboratory services which aims to provide evaluation and diagnosis in a timely and efficient manner.


Do a demonstration of how not being protected can be damaging.
Instructions: Fill the bowl (large enough that both oranges can be submerged) completely with water. Place both oranges in the bowl (with skin). Pick one orange and remove some peeling as they list the armor parts. When one is listed, then remove skin peel and place back into water bowl. As you continue to remove parts of the skin, point out that the orange is slowly sinking. When the orange is peeled completely, it should be totally submerged.
Do you know of anyone currently trying to make it through a struggle whether it is physical, emotional, spiritual, or all three?
The Christian life is a spiritual struggle. Problems, suffering, and persecution are not abnormal, but normal, for Christians in a fallen world (Rom. 5:3-4; 8:17-18; 1 Pet. 1:6-9; 2:11; 4:12-17; 5:10).
As the filling is related to daily Christlikeness (Col. 3:16) so too, is the spiritual battle. People are priority with God. The battleground is interpersonal relationships on a daily basis. Only people are eternal. Although these verses speak of God's power, the Christian must allow the Spirit to work in their lives. Covenant involves two parties, two choices.
We must be careful of two extremes: (1) Satan causes everything and (2) there is no personal evil. I assume because of OT monotheism that Satan is a created being and a controlled being (1 Kgs. 22:19-23; Job 1-2; Zech. 3:1-5). He is neither omnipresent, nor omniscient. Satan has been mentioned earlier in the letter in Eph. 2:2 and 4:14, 27. He is only one of three enemies that Christians face daily-the world, Satan (and his), and the flesh (Eph. 2:2-3; James 4).
God provides our spiritual armor and weapons, but believers must (1) recognize the daily spiritual battle and (2) arm themselves, by faith, of God's resources and then (3) stand (Eph. 6:11,13,14). Spiritual maturity is not automatic, nor is it based on longevity, IQ (i.e., intelligence), or giftedness.
"be strong in the Lord" The theology is clear: believers must continue to allow the Spirit to strengthen them for the ongoing spiritual struggle (Eph. 3:20; 1 Cor. 16:13). This paradox between God's power flowing through believers and believers actively involved in living for Christ is the tension found throughout the Bible. Basically, it is the tension of a covenant relationship (Phil. 2:12-13). God always takes the initiative, always sets the agenda, but He has also chosen that humans must respond (initially and continually). Sometimes the Bible emphasizes mankind's response (Ezek. 18:31, "Make yourselves a new heart and a new spirit") and sometimes God's provision (Ezek. 36:26-27, "I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you."). Both are true.
Four Greek terms (dunamis = power; energeia = energy; kratos = strength and ischus = might) are used in Eph. 1:10 to describe God's power in Christ. Here, three of these same words are used.
"in the strength of His might" YHWH was often described in the OT as a warrior wearing armor (Isa. 42:13; 49:24-25; 52:10 and especially 59:16-17). It is His armor, not ours. Our victory is in Him (Phil. 2:13), but we must cooperate (Phil. 2:12).
6:11 "put on the full armor of God" This conveys a sense of urgency (Eph. 6:13). This is a decisive act of the believer's will. God has provided our needed spiritual equipment, but we must recognize the need and arm ourselves of God's provision and apply it to our daily lives (1 Thess. 5:8). Justification (Romans 4; 6) does not provide a deliverance from spiritual struggle and temptation (Romans 7). The presence of the "new man" does not imply the total removal of the "old man." Often the battle is intensified. If Satan cannot keep us from being saved, he will attempt to keep us spiritually defeated and silenced.
"that you may be able to stand firm" This refers to the daily struggle, not one decisive "battle" or temptation (this is like Jesus' temptation in Luke 4:13, where Satan departs until a more opportune time). The term "stand" is a military term for holding one's position. It is repeated in Eph. 6:13 and 14. It is the key purpose of the believer's armor.
Christians are attacked by an angelic tempter, Satan (Eph. 2:2; 4:14,27; 2 Cor. 2:11; 1 Pet. 5:8-9). Satan uses many schemes (methodia).
These are just some things that the recipients of this letter faced. However, believers cannot attribute all sin and problems to angelic temptation or attack. Fallen mankind, even redeemed fallen mankind, faces (1) a continuing sin nature; (2) a fallen world system; and (3) an angelic and demonic attack (Eph. 2:2-3; James. 4:1, 4, 7). The battle starts in the mind but moves quickly to sinful acts.
Notice the numbers of times "against" appears in this context (once in v.11 and four times in Eph. 6:12).
This implies an ongoing struggle, not a one-time temptation. This was either a military or athletic metaphor. It literally refers to hand-to-hand combat. The Christian life is tough. The Christian life is a supernatural gift lived out by repentance and faith, as is salvation.
"against flesh and blood" The word order is literally "blood and flesh." Notice the abnormal sequence of these terms. It is found only here and in Heb. 2:14. The reason is uncertain, but it may be related to the Gnostic false teachers' depreciation of the physical (Jesus' humanity). Believers must remember the spiritual problem is sin, evil, and Satan, not competition from other human beings.
This is the Greek term kosmocrator. This term is used in the Greek Classics and the writings of the Jewish rabbis to describe someone bent on world control. This seems to speak of Satan (John 12:31; 14:30; 2 Cor. 4:4; Eph. 2:2) and the demonic (1 Cor. 2:6, 8 15:24; Eph. 3:10; 6:12; Col. 2:15).
"against the spirit-forces of wickedness" This phrase was used in Paul's day by astrologers who believed there were angels or gods behind the heavenly bodies (Rom. 8:39) that affected human life (zodiac). This all began with Babylonian astrology. It is still alive and well (horoscopes).
This "in the heavenly places" is used only in Ephesians (Eph. 1:20; 2:6; 3:10; 6:12). From the context of all its usages (esp. 3:10 and 6:12), it must mean the spiritual realm in which believers live here and now, not heaven by and by.
6:13 "you must take up the full armor of God" It is another military term. It is possibly an allusion to YHWH as warrior from Isa. 59:17. The armor is mentioned in the order in which it would have been put on by a soldier (remember Paul wrote this from prison chained to two Roman soldiers).
Notice the full armor is God's armor. He provides, but believers must recognize the battle and implement God's sufficient provision.
"you may be able to resist" There is a spiritual battle before and after conversion. Some believers do not know there is an ongoing, spiritual battle; they do not take up God's armor and they do not resist. The terminology is like James 4:7 and 1 Pet. 5:9. Christians can lose or damage their peace, assurance, and gifted ministry through (1) ignorance; (2) neglect; and/or (3) sin (1 Cor. 9:27; 15:2; Gal. 2:2; 3:4; Phil. 2:16; 1 Tim. 1:19). This does not refer to heaven or hell, but effective kingdom service.
"in the evil day" This is an OT idiom which could refer to (1) a day of temptation; (2) the whole evil age in which we live; or (3) a day of adversity (Ps. 49:5).
"having done everything" This term had the connotation of one having done everything that was required. Paul uses this term more than eighteen times in his letters. In the spiritual realm (1) preparation; (2) consistency; and (3) knowledge are crucial.
"having girded" (Eph. 6:14). This is a quote from Isa.11:5 where it was used of the Messiah.
"having put on" (Eph. 6:14). This is a quote from Isa. 59:17, where it is used of God as a warrior on behalf of sinful Israel (Eph. 59:12).
"having shod" (Eph. 6:15). This is a quote from Isa. 52:7, where the Lord comes to His people as a King bringing good news (Eph. 61:1).
"taking up" (Eph. 6:16, Eph. 6:13). This is implied in Isa. 59:17. God's provisions must be implemented in daily life.
"the breastplate" This is one of the pieces of armor listed in Isa. 59:17, as is the helmet of Eph. 6:17.
"of righteousness" This refers to Christ's righteousness (2 Cor. 5:21). However, like the tension related to strengthening in Eph. 6:10, it is both Christ's imputed righteousness (positional justification and sanctification) and His followers' progressive Christlikeness (progressive sanctification) that brings victory in the daily spiritual struggle.
6:15 "having shod your feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace" This either refers to (1) readiness (Isa. 52:7) or (2) a sure foundation. Believers must be prepared for the spiritual struggle that will surely come.
6:16 "in addition" The KJV translates this as "above all," but it means in addition to the above mentioned military battle armor.
"the shield" This term is related to the Greek word for "door." It refers to the large 4′ x 2′ full-body shield. It was made of wood with leather coverings surrounded by metal. It was soaked in water before battle to extinguish the fire-tipped arrows. It was a symbol of full protection.
"flaming missiles" This refers to arrows dipped in pitch and lighted. They represent spiritual attacks.
6:17 "take the helmet of salvation" It is symbolic of believers' knowledge of the gospel and their hope in Christ (1 Thess. 5:8).
"the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God" Paul specifically defines the believers' offensive weapons (i.e., Bible knowledge and prayer, Eph. 6:18). This was an allusion to an OT metaphor for God speaking to His people (Isa. 49:2; Hosea 6:5). God's revelation (both the living Word, Jesus Christ, and the written word, the Bible) is described in these same terms in Heb. 4:12. Although a different Greek term for "word" (rhēma versus logos) is used in Hebrews, the term for "sword" is the same (the small tongue-shaped Roman weapon).
6:18 "with all prayer and petition, pray at all times" Notice the number of times the inclusive term "all" is used in Eph. 6:18. Prayer is another powerful weapon in the spiritual battle which is the Christian's daily life in this fallen age. Paul requested prayer for himself in Eph. 6:19 (Col. 4:3-4; 1 Thess. 5:17). He did not ask for personal issues but for clarity and boldness in gospel proclamation (Col. 4:3-4). It is interesting to note that Paul does not discuss the spiritual battle in Colossians but he does emphasize the need for prayer (Col. 4:2).
Effective, fervent prayer is impossible without the Spirit's involvement!
2. "to make known with boldness the mystery of the Gospel" (Eph. 6:19 "freedom of speech," Eph. 3:12; Heb. 4:16; 10:19,35).
3. "I may speak boldly, as I ought to speak" (Eph. 6:20; Col. 4:4).
"with boldness" See Special Topic: Boldness (Parrhēsia) at Col. 2:15.
"mystery of the gospel" Paul uses this term in several different ways describing God's redemptive plan. Here it refers to the believing Jews and Gentiles being one body in Christ. This concept is clearly spelled out in Eph. 2:11-3:13. The term appears in Eph. 1:9; 3:3,4,9; 5:32.
6:20 "I am an ambassador in chains" Paul understood his apostleship to the Gentiles as both a stewardship (1 Cor. 4:1; 9:17; Titus 1:7) and an ambassadorship (2 Cor. 5:20). He was in prison to preach the gospel to the Roman authorities in Rome, as he had to the authorities in Judea (Acts 9:15).
6:21 "Tychicus, the beloved brother and faithful minister in the Lord" He is mentioned in Acts 20:4; Col. 4:7; Titus 3:12; 2 Tim. 4:12. He was the bearer of the letter. Also, he probably carried the letters of Colossians and Philemon to Asia Minor and was accompanied by Onesimus. He also possibly may have carried the letter of Ephesians to all the churches of Asia Minor. He also may have functioned as Paul's scribe, like Tertius of Rom. 16:22.
6:22 Paul wanted the churches to know of his circumstances so that they could pray for him and not worry about him. He felt he was in God's plan for his life and ministry (Acts 9:15).
6:23-24 These same themes opened the letter! Paul usually penned the closing thoughts himself to authenticate his letters.
This term usually means "incorruptible" (1 Cor. 9:25; 15:52; 1 Tim. 1:17). It had the connotation of something unchanging and eternal. This was an encouragement considering the confusion and conflict caused by the false teachers and the personal spiritual battle.
1. Is there a personal force of evil in our world?
2. What is our responsibility in spiritual struggle?
3. Why does Paul use warfare as a description of the Christian life?
4. What does Paul ask for himself?
Have someone close in prayer.


Autumn is a favorite season for most fashionistas. Finally the layering season is here and now all the fun accessories can also come out of the closet such as boys scarves. A pair jeans, a striped henley shirt, a tailored blazer and an infinity scarf for boys together create a stylish boy's outfit for fall weather.


Have you ever wondered what it's like to breathe underwater. If you want to find out but aren't quite ready to take the plunge into a certification course, Discover Scuba Diving will let you try scuba to see if you like it. Fins run this course in a local swimming pool or you might try it while you're on holiday.
There is nothing like breathing underwater for the very first time. It takes a little getting used to –after all, human beings weren't designed to do that – but after a few minutes of awestruck wonder, most participants realise how easy scuba diving really is. The biggest challenge our instructors have with the Discover Scuba Diving program is not coaxing participants into the water, but coaxing them out when the program is over. The fun part? It's all fun!
You learn the basics you need to dive under the direct supervision of a Fins PADI Professional. One thing you'll learn is that you really can breathe underwater and whether you like doing that or not.
All the equipment you will need is included in a Discover Scuba Diving experience. You'll use all the basic scuba gear including a mask , snorkel and fins, a buoyancy compensating jacket that also carries your scuba tank, a scuba regulator to breathe from and instrumentation to monitor depth and air supply. You might also wear a scuba wetsuit or a weight system if you take your Discover Scuba Diving program on a Fins holiday.


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FUGITIVE SENATOR LACSON'S RETURN MOCKS JUSTICE
Fugitive Philippine Senator Panfilo Lacson, who has an arrest order served on him over a double murder case (killings of PR man Bobby Dacer and his driver Corbito), came out of over a year of hiding. On the strength of a decision of the Court of Appeals, which centered on questions of propriety of witness testimony, the arrest warrant served Lacson was nullified, hence permitting the fugitive to surface and resume with his duties in the Philippine Senate.
Lacson, former police director-general under President Erap Estrada (who was overthrown and jailed for 7 years on ill-gotten wealth case), is a very controversial figure. He is known among media, military, and police circles as a verdugo and protector of big crime syndicates, and may in fact have been chief organized crime operator himself in the areas of drugs, illegal gambling, kidnap-for-ransom or KFR, and more.
As police director-general, he was a highly dreaded man, dangerously sociopathic, but who can easily put a human face in front of media cameras. He was alleged to have ordered the extermination of Kuratong Baleleng mafia members, who already surrendered but were shot dead inside a van while being driven at the middle of a Manila highway on the way to a destined police station.
That is, Lacson has a penchant for eliminating as much witnesses as possible to crime cases that could pin him down. At some point, event the US Central Intellgence Agency found bothersome enough his being scot-free and occupying powerful state posts, that CIA agents themselves gave out intelligence reports thru channels to prospective investigators. I won't be surprised if the Kuratong Baleleng case would resurface anytime now, compliments of CIA working behind the scene to see Lacson hanged.
Honestly, I feel very nauseated whenever Lacson speaks in public as a supposedly anti-corruption advocate. Why don't you see for yourself the house where Lacson resides in the posh Ayala Alabang village? Isn't that a mansion that is worth millions of bucks? Where and how did Lacson ever derive the funds to purchase such a house, when his pay as a state official can nil afford him to acquire one such property?
How did Lacson ever go into hiding in couples of countries, if he were as poor as 'wretched of the Earth'? Who were Lacson's contacts overseas, such as east Asia and western Europe where he stayed the longest? Who gave him passports to use along his routes of escape? The Interpol and CIA do have dossiers of Lacson, and he is far from the incorruptible or clean guy that he pretends to be.
That the Court of Appeals would dismiss the case against Lacson mocks of justice as we know it. You could just imagine the dread and anger of the family members of the late Bobby Dacer, who all migrated overseas to save themselves from the vergudo Lacson and a possible invisible sponsor of higher rank (Lacson identified Erap Estrada as the mastermind behind the double-murder case).
Not just the Dacer family, but also the political enemies of Lacson could have rounds of sleepless nights again as the dangerous man could be up to wiretapping them or doing nasty intelligence surveillance. That is, of course, to gather evidences of their dirty linens, and such dirty linens will be used for Lacson's grandstanding committee investigations in the Senate.
Lacson's detractors should move quickly and decisively to pin him down, inclusive of the United State's CIA and Drug Enforcement Agency. The lesson in dealing with the likes of Lacson is: never play footsy with a Demonic Mind.
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Alberta's 2018 Nutrition Report Card is the fourth annual assessment of how Alberta's current food environments and nutrition policies support or create barriers to improving children's eating behaviours.
As an individual or community, you can be part of collective action to make healthy choices easier for all Albertans. Head to our partners at the Alberta Policy Coalition for Chronic Disease Prevention (APCCP) for tools and resources to take action.
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prometheus_exporter_install do
	exporter node[:prometheus_exporter][:haproxy]
	run_args '-web.listen-address :9101 -haproxy.scrape-uri="http://127.0.0.1/haproxy?stats;csv"'
	key		nil
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Q: How can i schedule the automated workflow in Mac I have tried to change the IP of a server via script and schedule it automatically but it was not giving proper results.So i relied on a tacky method of doing it using "Automator"app in Mac.
I created a workflow using this Automator ,Now i need to schedule this to work every 10 minutes or so.How can i do that in Mac with any scripts or anything. Suggestions will be o great help.

Below is the workflow created.


Diagnostic Lab Data: Labs and Diagnostics remarkable for a WBC of 17.5 with 78 segs, 0 bands. KUB showed dilated bowel loops and no free air. Contrast enemas did not show any signs of intussusception. Upper GI with small bowel follow-through showed no malrotation, no intussusception, and no volvulus.


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Q: Writting Legendre Symbol as an element of group cohomology of $\mathbb{Q}$ Is it possible to write the Legendre symbol as an element of the cohomology of some kind?  We certainly have that it is multiplicative in both numerator and denominator:
$$ \left( \frac{a}{p} \right)\left( \frac{b}{p} \right) = \left( \frac{ab}{p} \right)  $$
Technically I should say Jacobi symbol, since I don't mind if the denominator is composite.  We have $(\frac{m}{n})$ for any two relatively prime ideals or numbers with $(m,n) = \mathbb{Z}$.
$$ \left( \frac{a}{p} \right)\left( \frac{a}{q} \right) = \left( \frac{a}{pq} \right)  $$
and then we have the quadratic reciprocity relation:
$$ \left( \frac{p}{q} \right)\left( \frac{q}{p} \right) = (-1)^{\frac{p-1}{2}\frac{q-1}{2}}$$
In a way, can we just say that $\alpha = \frac{p}{q} \in \mathbb{Q}^\times$ an say that $(\cdot): \mathbb{Q}^\times \to \mu_2 = \{ +1, -1\}^\times$.  Then reciprocity could say that $(\alpha)(\alpha^{-1}) = (-1)^{\dots}$ under the inversion relations as if some kind of cocycle.

A: For a fixed prime $p$, the Legendre symbol $(\frac.p)$ originates in a particular case of the so-called Hilbert symbols of local CFT. Here is the general setting (see e.g. Serre's "Local Fields", chap. XIV):
Let $K$ be a finite extension of $\mathbf Q_p$, containing the group $\mu_n$ of $n$-th roots of unity. Throughout, we'll write $H^i(K,A)$ for the $i$-th cohomology group of the absolute Galois group of $K$ acting on $A$. Consider the cup-product $\cup: H^1(K,\mu_n)\otimes H^1(K,\mu_n) \to H^2(K,(\mu_n)^{\otimes 2})=H^2(K,\mu_n)$, where the last equality is due to the hypothesis that $K$ contains $\mu_n$. The image of $a\otimes b$ is the Hilbert symbol, denoted $(a,b)_v$, where $v$ is the valuation of $K$ (just a reminder). But $H^1(K,\mu_n)\cong K^*/K^*{^n}$ by Kummer theory, and $H^2(K_v,\mu_n)\cong \mu_n$ by local CFT (local theory of Brauer groups), so the Hilbert symbol can be viewed as a pairing $(a,b)\in K^*/K^*{^n}\otimes K^*/K^*{^n} \to (a,b)_v \in \mu_n$ . In our Kummerian case, the "explicit reciprocity laws" of local CFT amount to the explicit calculation of the Hilbert symbols. The tame case ($p\nmid n)$ is well known (loc. cit., XIV, §3). The wild case ($p \mid n)$ has been the subject of many studies (Artin, Hasse, etc.) which culminted, I think, in the reciprocity law of Bloch-Kato (circa 1990, but unfortunately, technically very difficult to prove, and even to state).
One recovers the Legendre symbol when taking $K=\mathbf Q_p$ and $n=2$. In the tame case ($p$ odd), if $a=a'p^\alpha$ and $b=b'p^\beta$, then $(a,b)_p=(-1)^{\frac {p-1}2\alpha \beta}(\frac {b'}p)^\alpha (\frac {a'}p)^\beta$ (loc. cit.). In particular, $(p,p)_p =(-1)^\frac {p-1}2$, and $(p,b)_p=(\frac {b}p)$ if $b$ is a unit of $\mathbf Q_p$. In the wild case ($p=2)$, a direct calculation shows the following: if $u$ is a unit of $\mathbf Q_2$, let $\omega(u)$ be the class mod $2$ of $\frac {u^2-1}8$, $\epsilon (u)$ be the class mod $2$ of $\frac {u-1}2$; then $(2,u)_2=(-1)^{\omega(u)}$ if $u$ is a unit, and $(u,v)_2=(-1)^{\omega(u)\epsilon (u)}$ if $u,v$ are units. This covers all the possible cases (loc. cit.). Of course the quadratic reciprocity law can be recovered from the previous explicit symbols.
As for the Jacobi symbol, it can be derived directly from the power residue symbol of global CFT (see Cassels-Fröhlich, Exercise 1-9), but ultimately, according to the "local-global principle" of CFT, this consists in putting together the local symbols  ./.


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Ram it Down is het elfde studioalbum van de Britse heavymetalband Judas Priest, opgenomen in Kopenhagen (Denemarken) en uitgebracht in 1988. Na het nogal teleurstellende Turbo besloot Judas Priest weer een pure heavymetalplaat op te nemen. Dit is goed te merken in zowel de muziek als de teksten. Gitaarsynthesizers zijn nergens meer te bekennen (met uitzondering van het nummer 'Blood Red Skies'). Toch waren de fans ook niet blij met dit album. Ze vonden het een wanhopige poging van Judas Priest om op de thrashmetalbands van die tijd te lijken. De enige single die van dit album kwam, was de cover 'Johnny B. Goode', die oorspronkelijk van Chuck Berry is. Tegenwoordig wordt haast geen enkel nummer van dit album live gespeeld, behalve 'I'm A Rocker en Blood Red Skies'.

Tracklist
 "Ram It Down" – 4:48
 "Heavy Metal" – 5:58
 "Love Zone" – 3:58
 "Come And Get It" – 4:07
 "Hard As Iron" – 4:09
 "Blood Red Skies" – 7:50
 "I'm A Rocker" – 3:58
 "Johnny B. Goode" – 4:39 (single)
 "Love You To Death" – 4:36
 "Monsters Of Rock" – 5:30

Bonustracks 2001
 "Night Comes Down" (Live bonustrack) – 4:33
 "Bloodstone" (Live bonustrack) – 4:05

Muziekalbum van Judas Priest
Muziekalbum uitgegeven door Columbia Records

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Nakamura Nobuo (Japanese, born 1946). Dog with Band-Aid and Family (154 West 132nd Street), 1983. Gelatin silver photograph, 10 × 8 in. (25.4 × 20.3 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the artist, 84.95.3. © artist or artist's estate (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, CUR.84.95.3.jpg)
Dog with Band-Aid and Family (154 West 132nd Street)
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The title's a bit misleading, as you might think the legendary Don Daglow wrote this blog post. No. What I'm saying is this is a quick blog post before I interview Mr. Daglow at 4 PM, PST. Now two things: first, who's Don Daglow and second what do I think of GDC so far?
Well, to the first, if you've ever wondered who made the first Star Trek computer game, or the first computer-based baseball game, or the first graphical massively-multiplayer online role-playing game, that's Don Daglow. He created Star Trek in 1972, when this blogger was just 10 years old. Basically Don was making computer games before the advent of the home computer, and now, in a digital media age, his name is more golden than ever before. Daglow is constantly called on to offer his view of gaming and gaming design and its future. All this from someone who's really a playwrite.
That's who I'm meeting at 4 PM.
But, and as lofty as Mr. Daglow's profile is, there's a lot more to the GDC 2012. First, the one thing all veteran attendees point to is that it's just much bigger this year than in 2011. And since the cost to book space in the Exhibit Hall has not decreased, that can only mean the economy's turning around.
There's a lot of funny occurences, too. Like this Tout!
Ok, off to see Don!
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;

using Scallion.Core;
using Scallion.DomainModels.Components;

namespace Scallion.Raw.Components
{
    internal abstract class BoneInterpolation : MMDObject
    {
        public Interpolation X { get; set; }
        public Interpolation Y { get; set; }
        public Interpolation Z { get; set; }
        public Interpolation R { get; set; }

        public BoneInterpolation()
        {
            X = new Interpolation();
            Y = new Interpolation();
            Z = new Interpolation();
            R = new Interpolation();
        }

        public static implicit operator DomainModels.Components.BoneInterpolation(BoneInterpolation b)
        {
            return new DomainModels.Components.BoneInterpolation()
            {
                X = b.X,
                Y = b.Y,
                Z = b.Z,
                R = b.R
            };
        }
    }
}